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8 paź 2024 · Institutional unemployment results from long-term or permanent institutional factors and incentives in the economy. The following can all contribute to institutional unemployment:
17 cze 2021 · Unemployment and the related concept of full employment have acquired different meaning depending on the historical evolution of capitalist economies since the eighteenth century. The purpose of this article is to provide a broad historical perspective and to contextualize the meaning of full employment in a COVID-19 world and possible aftermath.
20 lip 2018 · This text examines current trends in unemployment by focusing on its boundaries. These are considered as fluctuating, and two aspects of their dynamics are successively analysed. A first institutional dimension refers to the evolution of norms and rules contributing...
INTRODUCTION. This chapter investigates the links between unemployment rates in a group of OECD economies and their institutions, for the period 1960-89. Institutions govern behaviour, and so are among the most fundamental determinants of how, and how well, an economy functions.
This chapter investigates the links between unemployment rates in a group of OECD economies and their institutions, for the period 1960–89. Institutions govern behaviour, and so are among the most fundamental determinants of how, and how well, an economy...
21 cze 2021 · Part I draws upon both history and economics to provide an overview of U.S. unemployment from the panic and depression of 1873 through 2018 and the Trump administration’s early years. That history is replete with the erroneous,...
economy must be understood as the product of a continuing historical evolu-tion and as embedded in social processes. In this they stand in contrast to main-stream economics, and particularly the theoretical ideas out of which the new understanding of unemployment is built, in the sense that the analytical approach of the latter is ahistorical ...
